Tomomi Maruyama is a Japanese actor who was born on March 27, 1975, in Nagano, Japan. He graduated from Ueda Higashi High School in 1993. He made a name for himself in the 2002 drama series “Kisarazu Cat’s Eye” and went on to star in the hit film “Nana” in 2004, as well as the 2006 sequel “Nana 2.” More recently, he appeared in two movies in the “Fullmetal Alchemist” series, namely “Fullmetal Alchemist: Final Transmutation” and “Fullmetal Alchemist: Revenge Scar” (both 2022).

Tomomi Maruyama

TV Asahi

After getting dumped, Koyori (Wakana Aoi) decides to drown her sorrows in alcohol at the home of Hijiri (Kaito Miyachika), her friend of 26 years. However, the next morning, she wakes up in his bed – and Hijiri confesses that he's in love with her. Koyori is understandably conflicted about this revelation, especially because she'd never expected her childhood friend to have feelings for her and she had resolved to stay close friends with him for their entire lives. Complicating matters further, Koyori's ex reaches out and asks to get back together. Will Koyori decide to build a new, different relationship with her best friend, or will she end up losing everything? This drama was based on the manga "Honno Switch" by Kujira.

Changes of Heart

🎀The bonds of love 💞

Hideharu Hoshi

Miri Kono (Mayu Hotta), a piano instructor haunted by her unfulfilled musical dreams, finds solace in melon juice from Sora Aoki's (Riku Hagiwara) food truck. Sora, battling dissociative amnesia, connects with Miri over their shared experiences of disappointment and loss. As they grow closer, Sora struggles with revealing his memory disorder, wondering if a genuine connection is possible between them. Their delicate relationship teeters on the edge of uncertainty, with Sora hoping to build a future despite his challenging condition.

Every Precious Moment

🍉 Melon Memento🍉

Tomoya Aoki

As a popular fitness trainer, Soyogi Mikami (Reina Triendl) is highly disciplined, especially regarding her diet. Consuming only what she needs to meet her nutritional requirements, Soyogi has lost all interest in the joy of eating. Yuga Tsukuyomi (Riku Hagiwara), a dietary manager with a deep passion for food and cooking, enters her life unexpectedly. When they meet, Yuga offers to make Soyogi a snack so delicious that it reignites her love for food. His regular snack offerings initially raise concerns from her protective older brother, but Yuga's willingness to sign a no-romance agreement puts him at ease. However, as Soyogi and Yuga share midnight snacks, an unexpected romance begins to bloom. Yuki Saito, Atsushi Kaneshige, and Yuki Shimizu directed this 2023 Japanese romantic comedy series.

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